read_aes: read encypted data frame from file
In USGS-R/lakeattributes: A collection of lake attribute data
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Description
WARNING: Do not use for security critical applications. I am not a security expert.
This is for low-security applications only.
This unencrypts and reads a file written with write_aes. Uses defaults for
write.csv. This could cause issues with character columns with odd characters.
Usage
1
read_aes(filename, key)
Arguments
filename
Location to save or load encrypted binary file
key
A secret key as a character string value. Must be <= 32 characters in length
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments See Also
Description
WARNING: Do not use for security critical applications. I am not a security expert. This is for low-security applications only.
This unencrypts and reads a file written with write_aes. Uses defaults for
write.csv. This could cause issues with character columns with odd characters.
Usage
1 | read_aes(filename, key)
|
Arguments
filename |
Location to save or load encrypted binary file |
key |
A secret key as a character string value. Must be <= 32 characters in length |
See Also
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